Carillon and organ from Sydney University

Made during the recording of the CD "Carillon and organ" at the University of Sydney. It opens with Vierne’s Carillon de Westminster. Jill Forrest is seen performing the complete French Noel (track 11 on the CD). In the Great Hall we watch Amy Johansen playing an extract from her 2003 solo organ CD of Petr Eben’s Moto Ostinato, and the complete Bach Badinerie (track 5). Finally, the closing bars of Gaudeamus Igitur as performed on the organ before the carillon bells were added. Amy’s husband, fellow organist, and arranger of this piece, Robert Ampt can be seen beating time. Immediately we hear the final mixed version with the carillon. More information: www.move.com.au/disc/carillon-...

[@OrganNLou]

This was terrific!

[@WetaMantis]

Carillon is a concert instrument like the organ would be and they pair each other wonderfully. Change my mind.

[@WetaMantis]

They need to play together, the duo is magistral !